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Projection suggests Bersama may take on DAP and Umno, apart from PKR.

Former minister argues this can be done with rigorous data collection and political will.

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However, he cautions against becoming overly fixated on quotas.

A familiar face and reformist credentials go a long way despite a change in party.

Former PKR leader says expenses are also being covered by loans and instalments for now.

Aspirants need to become party members, go through 3-phase assessment.

The former minister confirms his new party will also contest in N Sembilan.

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Bersama's main weakness is not vote-splitting, but absence of distinct constituency.

'For Rafizi, the choice of candidates is critical.'

Ideas are not Bersama's problem; turning them into political power is.

UPDATED 2.58PM | PJ lawmaker says his office has been unable to access MyKhas since May 29.

Party will possibly battle for Stulang and Larkin.

'Ground machinery, local networks, voter mobilisation, funding and grassroots presence remain critical.'

Disillusioned voters weigh change against risks of helping rival political blocs win.

Former Pandan MP expresses confidence he would win if he had sued.

The two parties are reportedly exploring an alliance, but is it worth it?

New party structure aims to remove patronage networks in candidate selection.

Continued lack of action against minister affects public perception, says party leader.

Bersama presents itself as something new, but is it really?

The TikTok video also questions source of alleged funding.

Party may offer controversial solutions even non-Malays could find unpalatable.

'Voters not looking for another party logo but courage, competence, clean leadership.'